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OPERATING THE OVEN

ROASTING AND BAKING

Setting:

Timer (#10):

According to Recipe Requirements

Heat Setting :

“Heat Oven Throughout”

Temperature:

325 

0

F Recommended

Note: The maximum weight for rotating is 6.5 lbs. If recipe calls for preheated oven, close
the oven door and set the switch to the above setting. The oven should be sufficiently hot
to begin cooking after five to ten minutes. Reset the dials for cooking time and heat.

ROASTING, BROILING:

Setting:

Timer (#10):

According to Recipe Requirements

Heat Setting:

“Upper Heat”

Temperature:

320 

0

F to 375 

0

F Recommended

Heat oven to desired temperature with door closed before roasting. Place the food be-
neath the upper heating elements so it does not come into contact with the elements. Set
the switch to the above setting. You may use a small amount of oil or cooking spray on
the Roasting Tray. 

(See Page 4)

  before cooking to avoid sticking. Open the door to

ventilate if you notice excess heat while roasting.

ROTISSERIE WHOLE CHICKEN OR LARGER PIECE OF MEAT IN OVEN:

Setting:

Timer (#10):

According to Recipe Requirements

Heat Setting:

“Heat Oven Throughout”

Temperature:

325 

0

F Recommended

Note: The maximum weight for rotating, 6.5 lbs. If recipe calls for preheated oven, close
the oven door and set the switch to the above setting. The oven should be sufficiently hot
to begin cooking after five to ten minutes. Skewer chicken or meat onto Rods and mount
inside oven. 

(See instructions using Caddy and Skewer Handle (#59) on Page 4.) 

Cook

approximately 30 to 40 minutes or until chicken is done. Use Handle to remove Chicken.

SKU  04301

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CLEANING THE OVEN BEFORE USE

•  Be sure the Multi Oven Rotisserie is unplugged.  The electrical cord must be kept dry at all

   times.

•  Wash the Exterior, Interior, and Racks thoroughly with a mild Anti-Bacterial soap and water.

•  With a clean damp sponge, rinse off soap and dry with a clean cloth. Trays can be washed

    by hand or in the dishwasher. 

BE CAREFUL NOT TO SCRATCH THE COATINGS.

•  

After cooking, clean up any spilled food in the Oven with a damp sponge.  MAKE SURE you

   have unplugged it and allowed the oven to cool completely.

•  

NEVER IMMERSE THE UNIT IN WATER.

•  

STORAGE:               ALWAYS BE SURE UNIT HAS COOLED COMPLETELY.

Summary of Contents for 04301

Page 1: ...ght com Copyright 2003 by Harbor Freight Tools All rights reserved No portion of this manual or any artwork contained herein may be reproduced in any shape or form without the express written consent of Harbor Freight Tools For technical questions please call 1 800 444 3353 MULTI OVEN ROTISSERIE Model 04301 ...

Page 2: ...tion Check for damaged parts and any other conditions that may affect its operation Replace or repair damaged or worn parts immediately 4 REPLACEMENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Use only identical replacement parts 5 WEAR SAFETY GOGGLES Must comply with ANSI at all times when assembling 6 ALWAYS BE AWARE OF DANGER OF FIRE and place Rotisserie on a smooth level surface Use proper tools and hot pads when ...

Page 3: ...HOULD BE EXERCISED when using containers constructed of materials other than metal or tempered glass 18 DO NOT PLACE ANYTHING IN THE OVEN COVERED WITH METAL FOIL This will cause overheating of the oven 19 DO NOT PLACE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING MATERIALS IN THE OVEN PAPER CARDBOARD AND PLASTIC 20 DO NOT COVER CRUMB TRAY OR ANY PART OF THE OVEN WITH METAL FOIL This will cause overheating of the oven 21 I...

Page 4: ... 10 On Off Switch Griddle Tray 55 Oil Retaining Tray 39 Flat Roasting Rack 46 Temperature Switch 8 Caddy for placing Kabob Skewers Griddle Tray 55 Oil Retaining Tray 39 Roasting Tray 45 Top Cover Upper Heating Tubes 37 for Broiling or Grilling on Griddle Tray Flat Roasting Rack 46 Skewer Handle 59 For Rotating Pan Tray LIfter 60 Caddy for Placing Kabob Rods in Rotating Pan Caution Do not use insid...

Page 5: ...aring It can be used for baking or roasting ROASTING TRAY The Roasting Tray 45 is coated with a Non Stick surface and is used to roast foods that may drip onto the lower electric heating element For baking potatoes or other such foods that do not drip use the Roasting Rack 46 It will not interfere with heat trans mission from the lower electric heating element SKEWER HANDLE This Handle 59 is used ...

Page 6: ...OR LARGER PIECE OF MEAT IN OVEN Setting Timer 10 According to Recipe Requirements Heat Setting Heat Oven Throughout Temperature 325 0F Recommended Note The maximum weight for rotating 6 5 lbs If recipe calls for preheated oven close the oven door and set the switch to the above setting The oven should be sufficiently hot to begin cooking after five to ten minutes Skewer chicken or meat onto Rods a...

Page 7: ...lower tray slot of the oven so the Bake Tray can isolate the heat downward from the upper heating elements Place food to be grilled or barbecued in Tray Close the oven door Set the Switch as shown Watch closely to make sure the food does not burn or flair up TOASTING Setting Timer 10 According to Recipe Requirements Heat Setting Heat Oven Throughout Temperature 375 0F Recommended Note The maximum ...

Page 8: ...PARTS DRAWING SKU 04301 PAGE 8 13 50 53 54 51 52 ...

Page 9: ...SCRIPTION QTY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Right Panel Feet Screw Screw Right Fixing Plate Right Panel Plate Indicator Light Temperature Switch Electric Heater Switch Timer Switch Light Cover Base Indicator Line Screw Thermostat Function Switch Timer Motor Bearing Tube Bearing Tube Pin Sychor Motor Motor Base F...

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